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Our award-winning I’m With U diversity, equity, and inclusion program educated our associates to help them better understand and serve our clients, prospects, fellow team members, and local communities through curated education and training resources, employee support programs, and community outreach initiatives to build a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive culture.
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The Conservation Advocacy and Outreach Senior Coordinator coordinates and supports grass-roots advocacy, review of environmental impact. Reporting to the Conservation Program Director, the Conservation Advocacy and Outreach Senior Coordinator collaborates closely with CNPS staff, volunteers, and partners to advance CNPS priority conservation campaigns and support CNPS Chapters with advice and technical information.
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Support the Program Director with implementation of technical assistance and peer learning offerings, to include webinars, calls, and a yearly in-person convening among subawardees on topics spanning federal urban & community forestry program goals, match waiver compliance, scaling, project development, reporting, compliance, equity in access, workforce development, outreach, etc.
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The Conservation Advocacy and Outreach Senior Coordinator coordinates and supports grass-roots advocacy, review of environmental impact assessments/reports, and implementation of large-scale conservation campaigns to protect California’s globally significant native plant biodiversity and support the state’s Pathways to 30x30 strategy.
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Requirements: Accomplished senior level construction manager/program manager with experience managing complex teams that include but are not limited to Contracts Management, Project Controls, Risk Management, Public Outreach/Communications, Environmental Management, Safety Management.
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Manage the full sales cycle including prospecting and outreach to new SLED business opportunities providing product demos, product trials, and strategic negotiations with customers and channel partners.
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Hybrid office work environment combined w/ remote and in-person, office/classroom setting, and some travel throughout service delivery area, particularly to locations to conduct client outreach.
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Admission and Outreach sponsors and coordinates numerous recruitment activities and offers prospective and current students individual and group admission counseling and accurate, efficient document processing.
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Housing services program, responsibilities include but not limited to supervising assigned staff, housing facilities, Shelter Plus Care/Homeless Section 8 programs and contract compliance, outreach/screening of candidates and application process including tracking of outcomes; Annual Progress Report documentation, coordinating housing searches, permanent housing placements, eviction prevention and all other duties as assigned.
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Elder Care , Children/Youth , Disaster Relief , Community Outreach , Public Health AmeriCorps , Ex-Offender Reentry , Entrepreneur/Business , Homeland Security , Education , Health , Homelessness , Technology , Environment , Public Safety , Veterans , Housing , Hunger , Community and Economic Development , Neighborhood Revitalization , Special Initiative: Promise Zones.
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Assist in the development and facilitation of educational forums, outreach materials, and training for staff, care team, and behavioral health consumers. Two years of full-time paid or volunteer experience as a peer counselor or advocate for children/youth or adults receiving behavioral health services or for their families or caregivers.
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Accomplished senior level construction manager/program manager with experience managing complex teams that include but are not limited to Contracts Management, Project Controls, Risk Management, Public Outreach/Communications, Environmental Management, Safety Management.
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From sharing our time, talent, and resources to support local non-profit organizations, animal shelters, and environmental beautification and restoration projects – to partnering with eco-conscious vendors and taking steps to reduce our own environmental footprint – we’re working together as ON E to build a better future.
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In addition, all employees are invited to participate in our commitment to community outreach, including our extensive support as the Official Global Partner for the Night to Shine prom initiative for special-needs students, sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation.
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Under the direct supervision of the Marketing Coordinator of Student Engagement and Outreach (SEO), the Communications and Outreach Coordinator shall assist in promoting ASI throughout the campus.
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